Sentence examples for northern term from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'once every Preston Guild' is a northern term which indicates something that happens very infrequently.

We later discovered that a Sea Fret is a northern term for a sea mist rolling inland off the North Sea. 3. As a band, what do you want to be known for?

In Northern terms, Monkey Bowl might be described as a cross between the Fugs and Ali G.

Joachim Patinir's depiction of the world around him, particularly of landscape, parallels Italian developments in northern terms and greatly influenced Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

Forest horticulturists use fallowing techniques variously called "slash-and-burn," "shifting cultivation," and "swidden cultivation" (a northern English term now widely used by anthropologists).

The song title was a play on "trouble at t'mill", a Northern English term for conflict at the local factory or workplace.

A Yorkshireman born in Doncaster, Lacy furnished Jonson with northern dialect terms and proverbs for such late entertainments as A Tale of a Tub (c1633) and the unfinished The Sad Shepherd (1637).

In the description of P. euryzonus, Suttkus [ 73] described two morphological races within this species, a northern race termed the Uchee race and a southern Chattahoochee race from the lower portions of that river.

With the ratification of the Protocol of Corfu, the term "Northern Epirus", the state's common name and consequently that of its citizens, "Northern Epirotes"—acquired official status.

The reaction of the government exposes the term "northern powerhouse" as the vacuous slogan it is.

The term northern soul was coined by Blues & Soul journalist Dave Godin.